The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-10

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Olive Branch Lodge, No. 2.
Star Lodge. No. z.
Excelsior Lodge No. %
Indianapolis Lodge. No. Sc.
Schiller Lodge, No. 61-
Capital City Lodge, No. 81.
The column will be surrounded by knights
dressed as Roman citizens. bearing fiambeaux
and coored lights. The line of march will be
from the corner of Market and Pennsylvania
west around the Circle to illinois street. south
OF Illinois street to Washington, east on Wash
ington to Mannerchor Hall. The exercises at
the hall will include music by the orchestra, the
presentation of flag to Koerner Lodge by the
ladies, a reply by the chancellor commander,
drill and sword exercises by Uniform Ranks;
tableaux illuminated with calcium lights and fire.
works. presenting the entire drama of Damon
and Pythias, in charge of Vice-grand Chancellor
w, L. Heiskell. After the exercises there will
be q grand ball. The Uniform Rank and K. of
P. lodges are requested to meet at Gas o'clock p
NJ, respectively. at their armories and Castle
Hall to take part in the demonstration.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Dan P Winning has again been recommended
for district deputy.
The Knights Of Honor have appointed COM
mlttee to arrange for thoir annua. picnic.
Victoria Lodge conferred the degree on one
candidate at their last meeting, and still have
one more application pending.
Vice-drector NJ. W. Mccoy. in company with
some of the lodge members, will visit Bright
wood Lodge on next Tuesday night
The members of Brightwood Lodge are still
beating about the bushes in that vicinity for
more candidates, thinking that possible some
one may have escaped during their jealous
search last term.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR
Elizabeth Lodge received one petition at its
last meeting.
Elizabeth Lodge contemplates moving from
its present location in the near future.
Germania Lodge was visited by quite a num-
Thursday night
Martha Lodge received two applications a.
its last meeting and have two more to present
to their next meeting. when they will have de-
gree work.
Compton Lodge conferred the degree on two
candidates at its last meeting and received
nine applications for membership. This lodge
has degree work at every meeting, and although
it is the youngest lodge in the city. it is not the
smallest. The average attendance is about
thirty five.
| The Knights and Ladies' of Honor are ENJOYING
| real boom in this State for reports from all
parts of the State bring news of large increase
| in mem bsrship. The order in this city never
| was in as good condition as at the present time,
and all lodges are working harmoniously for the
| advancement of the order at large.
UNITED ORDER OF HONOR
On Thursday evening Indiana Lodge initiated
| nine applicants.
| Golden Rule Lodge intends giving another re-
union in the near future.
| Enterprise Lodge. No 1. initiated one appli-
cant on Tuesday evening.
| The charter list of Arch Degree LODGE No. l,
will remain open until Saturday evening, April
| 30
Mrs. Ashmead, of Bee-line Lodge. has been
| visiting friends in ST. Louis during the last
| week.
Hereafter Bee-line Lodge will have something
| special to entertain its members each meeting
| night.
| c. S. Hentou, supreme secretary's Office. left
on Wednesday for Los Angeles, CAL, on private
business.
Mrs. E. E. Nicholson supreme chaplain, has
| been visiting friends at Chicago during the last
| two weeks.
| Washington Lodge, No. 4. has postponed its
open meeting on account of having work for to-
| morrow evening
A. W. Wishard, supreme president and W
H. Doll. supreme trustee, are in St Louis in
the interest of the order.
| Supreme Organizer ID. A. Fletcher has a large
charter list. and will institute lodge at Spring
field. ILL.,, the coming week.
There were visitors from five different lodges
| in attendance at the meeting of the Indiana
| Lodge on Thursday evening.
There were two persons initiated into Capitol
| City Lodge, No 2 on Friday evening, and one
new application was presented.
Enterprise Lodge, No. l. will not hold any
| lodge meeting on tuesday evening on account OF
the anniversary entertainment.
Golden Rule Lodge received one application
on Wednesday evening, and appointed COM
mittee on arrangements for the reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. W. Shearer and Mrs
Amanda Clark, OF Bee-line Lodge will start on
Friday next for Atlanta Ca, for permanent
residence
Lodge, by request, on Wednesday evening, sung
The Poor, Unfortunate Man. for the members
of his lodge.
The only lodge Of the U. O. H. in the city
using the German ritual is Schiller Lodge, No.
1877, which meets on Monday evening in Bald
wins Block.
W. H. Doll, S. F.; F. D. Macbeth, S. T., and
Julius Schneider, P. g. P. are at work on the
ritual of the arch degree. and will have the same
ready for the printer this week
On Tuesday evening occurs the ninth an
niversary of Enterprise Lodge. The committee
having the entertainment in charge have ar
ranged an excellent programme.
Indiana Lodge will hold an open meeting on
Thursday evening. April "a, assisted by the
Central visiting committee. This will be the
last visitation by the committee this season.
The supreme trustees have ordered the su-
preme secretary. Ernest Duden. to prepare the
necessary blanks and papers for the sick benefit
fund, which will be put into operation at once.
At the meeting of the Arch Degree Lodge
No. /, on Saturday evening. April z perma
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following officers: A. T. p, Mrs. Lillian. Petit
john, A P. Mr.. J. H Haught A. " P. Mrs.
Della LeaLe; A. s., Mr.. joel Stafford, of MOBILES
vile; A. t.. Mr.. James McCiman; A. chaplin
Mr. VIM. L. Jacobs; A. conductor. DR.. L. B.
Case; A. l. G., Mrs. Oracle L. Dodd; A. O. G..
DR.. Charles N. Rocker; A trustees. DR.. D. Hag
CART DR.. o. b. Pettijohn and Mr.. Jesse Leake
The installation will take place on next Satur
day evening
THE SECRET LEAGUE.
Mercantile. No IL, will give free entertain
ment on Wednesday evening, the 10th inst.
Anchor Lodge buried one of its members OF
Friday. Frank Ayers, whose death is the secont
In the order
Merchants No ii. at the last meeting voted OIL
FIVE applications and initiated three candidates
This lodge now numbers nearly one hundre'
members
Anchor, No l6, had work in the degree las
night This lodge WILL Tuesday, tho 1911
inst, give fancy dress carnival and K. of P
drill in Virgina-svenue Rink.
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